Learn about Collagen Volume Needles, COVA.

Filler procedures involve injecting

a gel-like substance under the skin to add volume, but

while traditional fillers create volume by injecting gel-type substances into the skin, COVA can induce the skin's own collagen production, leading to natural volume improvement.

After the procedure, over time, the skin's inherent regenerative power can gradually improve volume.

Fillers, after injection, sometimes have the potential to clump or shift from their intended location,

whereas COVA works by naturally spreading within the skin tissue, allowing for relatively uniform and natural results.

COVA primarily utilizes PDO (polydioxanone) as its main component, which is naturally absorbed and broken down in the human body over time.

When performing filler procedures, for areas like around the eyes or mouth,

where the skin is thin and sensitive,

there can be a concern of visible traces of the procedure or overcorrection.

For such delicate areas, COVA can be carefully considered for more natural results.

COVA can relatively reduce the concern for rare but possible complications in filler procedures, such as vascular occlusion or embolism.

Therefore, it can be a suitable choice for those who prioritize the safety of the procedure.

When compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injection procedures,

COVA is expected to provide physical support, which can help achieve faster volume improvement.